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Bob Adriance "Caution: guests on board; Accidents sometimes occur on boats, and the claim files indicate it's the inexperienced guest who is most likely to be injured". Boat/US Magazine. FindArticles.com. 01 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0BQK/is_2_10/ai_n13470133/

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Articles in March, 2005 issue of Boat/US Magazine

• Interest deductions still good for boats
• Maine college revamps boating curriculum
• When a dock isn't a dock
• Caution: guests on board; Accidents sometimes occur on boats, and the claim files indicate it's the inexperienced guest who is most likely to be injured
  by Bob Adriance
• Glacier Bay
  by Leslee Jaquette
• Rub a ducky
• Wet & wired: the marine network revolution
  by Chuck Hawley
• Ocean policy wave building
• Research ship hit by rogue wave
• Deviant readings
  by Stephen Reverand
• Number 40: Spill? What spill? Products that keep fuel where it belongs—in your tank
  by Joni Sralla Turken
• Weatherman comes aboard
  by Scott Croft
• Sea Ray 290 Sundancer
• Behind the boat
  by Jim Ellis
• Small craft careers
  by Ronald K. Kiss
• Vancouver: British Columbia
  by Tony Gibbs
• President's circle
• Behind the buoy
  by Richard Schwartz
• Aweigh with words
• Anguilla remembered
  by Harding Reemsnyder
• Fuel tank recall
• Best Flotilla Award
• West advantage plus rewards
• Change in yacht donation rules
• Manatee deaths down
• Tsunami: triggers expanded warning system
  by Dick Thompson
• New drive system pulls ahead
  by Scott Croft
• Virginia tries again for children's life jacket law
• Low overhead
• Family ties cast off
  by Ryck Lydecker
• States siding with boat dealers
  by Caroline Ajootian
• National Safe Boating Week May 21-27
• My.BoatUS.com: 25,000 and counting
• Power Squadrons honors BoatU.S. Founder
• Passing in the ditch
• Seniors savor time afloat: they say youth is wasted on the young. This seems to be especially true for those past age 70 and even 80 who are still boating with as much gusto as 20-year-olds
  by Elaine Dickinson
• Boat bits
• Where our flags fly
• Boating fatalities drop 6%
• Get a grip
  by Liz Elias
• Coast Guard funding takes off
  by Dick Thompson
• Ask Cap'n Drew
  by Drew Brown
• HMS Surprise finds a home port
• Hurricane haul-out made easier
• States enact teak surfing bans
• Deconstructing marinas
  by Lary Wasserman
• Fish fence sparks warnings
  by Ryck Lydecker
• Techno talk
  by Chuck Husick
• Boat bits
• Marshall 18 Sanderling
  by Jack Hornor
• NOAA launches new fishery vessel
• More valuable than labels
  by Wayne J. Switzer
• 2005 boating safety grants awarded
• Planes, trains & automobiles
• Member mailbag
  by Ronald S. Hall